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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1937

Page

2

Few Salary Increases Granted by Court in Grayson County

Grayson County commissioners approve 1937 salary bill totaling 96 035 with small raises for E A Miller county school superintendent from 2800 to 3300 and H M Scott to 225 per month. Several officials receive modest hikes while others face reductions or flat pay. The plan includes a cap of 4750 for six officers and preserves key deputy and clerk salaries.

Sherman Democrat Grayson County Commissioners’ Court E. A. Miller H. M. Scott A. E. Whiteacre O. C. Hill L. W. Stallings Will Garner Collier Yeaury Tax Department Denison Barrett Weldon Williams Elmer Fortner Mabel Denny Loy Nat B. Birge Cliff Huggins Ralph Elliott Fred Wilson Slagle R. B. Caraway W. R. Henderson Raymond Steed Benton Davis Will E. May J. C. Evridge Roy McDaniel John Bass L. B. Shipp Wesley Barnhill W. V. Graham Jim Messick Lena Harwood Miller Eunice King Ed Durrett Edna Crutchfield B. F. Gray Dave Dogget Anna Doggett

Movies and Radio Make Kids Wise Guys, Author Says

INDIANAPOLIS Today s little boys are wise guys Booth Tarkington glorifier of the little boy of an other generation said today He explained it is environment that makes them that way The author of Penrod and Sam noted today s children see scenes and sounds from movies and radio that Penrod and Sam could scarcely imagine He warned of Bingism the itch to possess a gun and said They re born savages yet civilized then slide back into barbarianism The Tarkingtons have no children A brief domestic note closes with a postal joke about sticking a postage stamp on an envelope

Indianapolis Booth Tarkington Penrod Sam Mr. Tarkington Tarkingtons

Legislators Rise and Clash Over State Debt

The piece reflects on the 45th Legislature convening on January 12, praising Speaker Robert Calvert for his earnest, if understated, leadership. It notes the diverse, crowded male ranks, questions the deficit and calls for fiscal restraint, warning that debt threatens the state’s future.

Explaining It Mother What Does D Stand For Report Card

A child asks what the D on a report card means and the reply humorously assigns D as Dandy. The exchange shows a playful misunderstanding between parent and child, highlighting school report card moments.

Billy

Texas University Students Earn Way Through School

A UT registrar report shows 55 percent of the student body or 4604 students earned all or part of their expenses for the 1935-36 session. Men led with 69.1 percent working. 691 women also worked. Medical Branch in Galveston had 47 students (13.1 percent) earning all and 113 (31.6 percent) contributing part of their expenses.

Austin University of Texas Galveston

Warning Aunt Prudence in Loud Speaker Advice

An old note warns Mary to stay away from a loud speaker after Aunt Prudence mentions the announcer sounds sick. The fragment hints at a household or community broadcast context with a joking caution.

Prudence Mary

The Truth Teacher Examines an Angry Moment

Johnny bursts into class breathless after a sprint, asking what excuse he has for being irate. He explains he ran so fast he had no time to think of one, revealing a moment of pressure and quick wit in a classroom exchange.

Teacher Johnny

Death slang through two centuries from Dr Louise Pound

Lincoln Nebraska English professor Dr Louise Pound catalogs slang for death from the past two centuries. She notes speakers avoid the word death, using phrases like the lamp of life flickered out and they rubbed him out. She lists terms such as gone west and fallen, along with coffin as wooden overcoat and cemetery as underground jungle.

Lincoln, Neb Louise Pound University of Nebraska

When Women Need Cardui for Strength and Comfort

An old advertisement promotes Cardui for women lacking strength and appetite. It claims Cardui boosts nourishment by improving digestion, restoring energy, and easing aches, pains, and nervousness as women regain vigor.

Cardus

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